Walking Experiences

The mountains as a contrast
The mountains as a world of experiences
The mountains as sport equipment
Walking Weeks from July – September

Water
the main element in the region.
Even the shortest   and easiest walks lead you past some beautiful places, where
 you can let your soul soak up the atmosphere and relax and enjoy.


Pruggern, Sattental. The valley landscape is magical Approximately 100 horses and cows graze along the Sattental stream.
Walk along the Untertalbach till to the Lake Riesach  

Mountain Experience
Open your eyes through nature. Nature’s pure energy created the mountains and the valleys. The streams and lakes invite you to enjoy and marvel at nature’s wonders.

The Flora
This is at its most beautiful in June. The contrast between the snow on the mountain tops and the green of the valleys is at its most attractive at this time of year.
In May the fake lily,
From mid June to mid July we find the alp rose.
In August the monkshood and the edelweis
In July the blueberries
In August the chanterelles


Spring in the mountains in May and June at its most interesting. The white on the mountains and the white of the fruit trees is most amazing to see.
Cycle tours through the Ennstal are a special experience.
The Siberian sword lily is in flower. A visit to A visit in Castle Trautenfels not far away is a must.

On the peaks
To stand on the mountain peaks and take in the view all around over more peaks into the far distance has got to be one of the highlights of a holiday in the mountains.


The Klafferkessel and Co
The mountains of the Tauern region stand out for their height and there is a lot of water in and around them in the form of lakes and streams. There are also many huts and routes through the mountains up to an amazing height of 3000m.

An easy walk to the Schladmingeralm
and further to the Schladminger Thörl and Spateck. A “lonely” walk but with
its very own special attraction. Pure mountain experience, still peaceful and
seemingly cut off from the rest of the world. Many sheep are around.
My favourite tour.

No guarantees
that we will meet them! The marmots at the Bachlalm between Ramsau and Filzmoos. We will, however, take a few carrots with us, just in case – they love them.